Bill Buford Explains Why Lyon Is Europe’s Preeminent Culinary City
A new interview covers a lot of ground
Report Details Toxic Environment at Woody Allen’s Publisher Skyhorse
Skyhorse Publishing's catalog also includes books from Alan Dershowitz, Michael Cohen and other controversial authors
Barack Obama Will Publish a New Memoir Right After the Election
"A Promised Land" is the first in a two-volume memoir
My Summer With Dan Brown, Your Dad's Favorite Writer
He’s maligned by critics but beloved by people who buy books. What’s his secret?
Is "Goodfellas" the Most Rewatchable Movie Ever?
Glenn Kenny, author of "Made Men: The Story of Goodfellas," takes us inside the 1990 masterpiece
A Million Dollars Worth of Art Disappeared From the Walls of a London Club
The Colony Room shut down in 2008, and walls of art went down with it
J.K. Rowling's New Novel Criticized for Its Handling of Gender
"Troubled Blood" is out this week
Book Series Documents Eleanor Roosevelt's (Fictional) Detective Career
The series was written by her son Elliott
The Pandemic-Inspired Reinvention of One of DC’s Most Beloved Bookshops
Kramerbooks is no longer just for books
Helen Macdonald’s “Vesper Flights” Offers Something Rare in Nature Writing: Hope
The English writer's new book of essays will remind you why the environment is worth fighting for
How Chicago Photographer Barry Butler Shoots “The Greatest City in America”
His new book “Chicago: A City Above All” is available now
What Makes a Perfect End-of-Summer Book?
You need something short and bittersweet, set in a good location and usually featuring lots of booze
7 Books You Should Be Reading This September
From a deep dive into cocktail lore to the latest novel by one of America’s great writers
"The Dynasty" Goes Deep Inside the Patriots' Football Machine
Bestselling sportswriter Jeff Benedict takes us inside the most successful franchise of the 21st century
The Best Movies, TV, Books and Music for September
Charlie Kaufman’s weirdest film yet, plus the return of “Fargo” and football
The Turbulent History That Inspired "The Count of Monte Cristo"
Fathers, sons and redressing old grievances